bulk annotations right panel#3863
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On the data mentioned in https://www.openmicroscopy.org/private/ome-internal/testing_scenarios/BulkAnnotations.html |
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I think the question about the filtering (Show all etc.) is for @eleanorwilliams |
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From the IDR point of view, I guess no it doesn't matter if you can't filter by owner as everything will have one owner, but as a general part of Omero, yes it would be good to be able to only search in your own bulk annotations. |
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Probably not required to have the term "Bulk Annotations". |
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What will be the alternative? I'd suggest we synchronize including what shows up via |
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The source does not really matter, it is displayed as non editable (at the moment) key-value list. Since it is under the "annotations" section I will probably not add a header |
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Some actions I can think of it (eventually) mattering for are:
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@pwalczysko Fixed the layout issue (not sure why I didn't see this before). Also added test for populate_metadata.py cc @joshmoore. |
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Note that in case the plate is inside a screen, I am still experiencing the bug https://trac.openmicroscopy.org/ome/ticket/12211. In Web, the Keywords are actually populated, but the values are not. See screenshot. |
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@pwalczysko: The error is due to populate metadata itself (we already have a ticket). |
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@jburel @will-moore - I agree that the Bulk Annotation header adds nothing as it is a meaningless term. And it appears to be getting in the way of the layout too. |
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The new feature will have to be tested with large tables since it will probably lead to the application to be frozen. |
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Integration tests not run because "the training script failed" https://ci.openmicroscopy.org/job/OMERO-5.1-merge-integration/ |
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@will-moore: the call above it likely failing because the PYTHONPATH is not set by the script |
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I will not try to fix https://trac.openmicroscopy.org/ome/ticket/12211 here since that is not related to this PR. The layout issue reported above is fixed. |
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@will-moore : something like that, yes, please. |
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--rebased-to #3875 |
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Without something like joshmoore@f12a950, I'm thinking that this is causing the recent failures of merge-integration (like https://ci.openmicroscopy.org/view/Failing/job/OMERO-5.1-merge-integration/592/). If there are no objections, I'd suggest with close this in favor of gh-3875.
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If this is merged in to the Metadata branch instead of develop, we'll still have the same problem later when we try to merge Metadata back into develop. Does joshmoore@f12a950 help? Can we get that into develop?
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f12a950 should help, but that would require pulling in the rest of that branch. The point of the spaces is to prevent us from needing to prematurely merge everything. If all the test runs are transferred to the other build, then the theory is when we open metadata --> develop, things should remain green.



See https://trello.com/c/MGeMSVXY/239-hdf-table-data-display-for-selected-wells-in-web
Load and display bulk annotations in metadata General tab.
Uses the same code as in the full image viewer.
Bulk annotations can be added as described: https://github.com/openmicroscopy/ome-internal/blob/master/testing_scenarios/BulkAnnotations.txt
NB: Bulk annotations are not filtered by owner as other annotations are. Is this needed?